By Vin on Sunday, February 28, 2010 Filed Under: Featured, Philadelphia 76ers
It was right there for the taking. Or the shaking, if you will. The Sixers, the fans, the organization — so close to shedding the dead weight of Samuel Dalembert and Andre Iguodala’s contracts — and Ed Stefanski let it get away.
There is no guarantee the deal was in place and that [...]
By Vin on Sunday, May 31, 2009 Filed Under: Featured, Philadelphia 76ers
On Monday, Ed Stefanski will have a press conference and introduce Eddie Jordan as the new Sixers head coach. And, as with most things Sixers related, the hiring of Eddie Jordan will be greeted by a collective yawn from Philly sports fans.
It’s not that Eddie Jordan is a bad coach. Unfortunately, he’s not [...]
By Vin on Thursday, April 30, 2009 Filed Under: Philadelphia 76ers
Forget the two wins the Sixers managed in this first round series against the Orlando magic. They stole one while the Magic were napping. Then they held serve in their first home game for the second win. But when it came down to gut check time, this Sixers team showed exactly why they dropped six [...]
By Trevor on Saturday, April 18, 2009 Filed Under: Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Detroit Pistons, Houston Rockets, LA Lakers, Miami Heat, NBA General, New Orleans Hornets, Orlando Magic, Philadelphia 76ers, Portland Trailblazers, San Antonio Spurs, Utah Jazz
by Trevor Freeman
The time between the end of the NCAA Tournament and the beginning of the NBA playoffs has felt longer than usual, but maybe that is because I cannot remember an NBA postseason that had more riveting subplots. KG out. LeBron versus Kobe shaping up as a Finals possibility. Genuine sleepers led by superstars [...]
By Vin on Thursday, February 26, 2009 Filed Under: Philadelphia 76ers
Dear Ed,
Long time fan, first time season ticket holder here. I know you’ve got a lot of problems on your plate right now: the Sixers have been freefalling since the All-Star Break, your prize free agent acquisition (and $80M man) is sitting in street clothes, the team can’t play perimeter defense with under 30 seconds [...]
By wtt02005 on Wednesday, April 19, 2006 Filed Under: Philadelphia 76ers
Sunday made it official. The Philadelphia 76ers were not going to make the playoffs. Throughout the season, they were being handed the 8th seed without any competition. This occurred because the team was just having a better losing record than the other teams. This is characteristic of the Atlantic Division, the worst division in today’s [...]
By djcfla1 on Tuesday, April 18, 2006 Filed Under: Philadelphia 76ers
By David J. Cohen
The Sixers season is over. Once again they will fall short of the playoffs. And with it begins the talk of whether Sixers G Allen Iverson should be traded both for his sake and for the team’s sake. And as the debate rages on the same image of Iverson is portrayed. He’s [...]
By scottiekeig on Tuesday, January 17, 2006 Filed Under: Philadelphia 76ers
Of all the intriquing storylines and subplots of the 2005-2006 season, one has stood out. In a two-month span of time that has seen Kobe Bryant score sixty-two points in three quarters, the Detriot Pistons mentioned in the same sentence as the 95-96 Bulls, a shifting in the balance of power from the Western Conference [...]
By BIGPHILLY on Thursday, April 28, 2005 Filed Under: Philadelphia 76ers
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By FuzzyOrange19 on Tuesday, February 22, 2005 Filed Under: Philadelphia 76ers
By Sean Quinn
People talk too much. People talk too much about the wrong things. People wrongly anoint young talented, yet unproven, stars as the greatest of all time. People smear Michael Jordan’s legacy as if it were a can of finger paint and the new age NBA is a fresh canvas. People talk about Steve [...]